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LONDON (Reuters) - The London Metal Exchange has proposed closing Europe’s last open-outcry trading floor and moving permanently to an electronic system, cementing a change sparked by the coronavirus pandemic.
FILE PHOTO: Traders work on the floor of the London Metal Exchange, in London, Britain Sept 27, 2018. LME has proposed closing Europe s last open-outcry trading floor and moving permanently to an electronic system, cementing a change sparked by the coronavirus pandemic. REUTERS/Simon Dawson/File Photo/File Photo
The LME floor closed in March 2020 for the first time since World War II to allow the social-distancing needed to deal with COVID-19, silencing its red ring of seats and the theatre of arcane hand signals and frenzied shouting by traders.
Marveling at the Market s Move? It s All About Momentum No news can explain the action whether the bears believe it or not.
If you are looking for an easy explanation in the news headlines for Tuesday s market strength, you aren t going to find one. Janet Yellen was quite dovish as expected, but that really was no big surprise. Nothing much new happened on the political front, and there wasn t much talk about Covid or the vaccine rollouts.
The bears continue to tell us how crazy and unjustified this market is, but, apparently, no one is paying any attention to them. They have been saying the exact same thing for months and haven t been close to being right.